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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-16

Les wins du Rhin de la Oalifor-
ME, California Rhine Vines pro.
venant de Ia Oompagnie des Wins
de Ia California, font Replacement
|disparaitre du march6 tous les
wins du Rhin aIlemand. La raison.
en- est biien simple, Ia yolcii:-.qua-
.lit6s snperieures des wins du Rhin
de Ia Californie-et prix raisonna-,
lbles auxsquels nous los vendons' s..
Faites Yisite aux bureaux de Ia.
Gle j M1nneapolis--253-255,
AVENUE SUD. Addressez-vons
N. ]. B. Dufaud Commits Francais.
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ETATS-UNIS.

Eagle pass, Texas,--Le juge
Lamb qui q tue son frere an Mex
que Went de faire les ayeux de son
crime. On GRANT qu''iln ne soft lyn.
che. Sa femme en- apprenant la
nouvelle est deyenne folle. LIE JUICE
n'6tait marie que depuis peu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-16

a cinq heures environ vendredi
soir, Nine Olson traversalt la rue
au coin de Cedar Ave ct de Ia 4e
Rue Sud, lorsqu'elle apercut deux
.cheyaux emportes, tra1nant I'M ca.
mion, qui ae dirigeaient sur ellie.
Ellie voulut se ranger, mails ellie
men cut pas le temps ct le timon
.du canton la frappa du cote gan-
che de la tete. Les chevaux mar
chArent sur ellie ct un d'eux sem
petra dams ses yetements ct tomba.
lie Uapitaine de police Ness,
.qui await et6 t6moin de raccidpnt
Sc pr6cipita an seconrs de Nine
Olson. III la releva ct Ia potrta d
Iofice du docteur Tryon qui est
pres. Ellie est morte quel-
ques minutes aprAs.
Les chevaux superintendent 3
NM. Evans ct Taylor, 800, Zoe
Avenue Sud.
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traction musculaire visible d inter.
wales, pendant environ nenf minu-
ties apr4s la chute. SEES amis recu.
rent la permission d'inhumer son
.corps dams le clmetiAre allemand.
Gogolin ma pas parle sur l'6cha-
faud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-16
ORRESPONDAN
DuLUTH, MINI, ~ JUN 1887.
Monsieur re- R3dncteur.

Monsieur % Redaoteur
Enfin nous vons I'M pretre resi-
dent Lie Reverend M. Roy eide
want de Medina Went de prendre
possession de la congregation cana
dienne de- Duluth. Nous avons Gu
la messe ce matin pour Ia premiere
fois depuis plusisurs mois ct notre.
6glise pouvait Apelne contenlr tous
ceux qui sc sont empress6s de Sc
rendre 4 rapprl du Pasteur. II est.
yrai que nous avons attendu HUT
longs mos, maislsi nous en- lugeons
par CO que nous avons entendu
nous-meme ct par &C que nous
dissent ceux qui on va notre nou-4
veau cure D rauvre, nous nous
trompons fort 81 nous n'ayons pas
au milieu de nous IN de cas bons
ct saints pretres CONNIE le Canada
salt en- eproduire; tout = h fois
6nergique ct devoue, prenant q
occur les int6rets du troupeau
qu'on lui q conf6.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

LEcHo DE L'OUBsT NEST pas respons
sable DIES idees eJ opinions 6mises PAL
ses correspondents.
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DIR. AMES.

u 6nCloR pOllCeudu Qld.
.ce qui a etc cass6 de son grade par
lie Marie Ames sous le pretexte de
negligence dams accomplishment
de SEES deyoirs a ecrit la lettre sui
yante, lettre rendue publique, con
cernant la maniare don't sont con
duties les affaires municipalities 3
Minneapolis.
Mes amis, cert Edward Grace,
m'ayaDt demand6 plusieurs fois
pourquoi javais etc chass6 de la
police par le MARIE Ames, je prends
Ia resolution de les satisfaire en-
leur r6pondant.
D'abord, 6tant officer de la force
publique asserment6, 'avais tou-
jours cru quill 6tait de ncn devon
|lorsque dams ma ronde, je remon-
tsraais un escroc on nn voleur, de lie
METRE en- etat darrestation. Or
dams presque tous les cas- qui Sc
sont ainsi pr6sent6s, le voleur me
|disait que je pouVais le. conduire
en- prison, mails que ayant une heu
re, il en- serait sort, ct il proftait
de Poccas1on pour m'adresser tou
tes sortes d'insultes.
Malntenant je puts dire cue ties
vo1eu1s ct les aF'dkirs' ont plus
'd'infuence sur le Marie que les
personnes honorables. Aussi lie
acte du MARIE, avant que
la commission de Ia police n'entre
en- fonctions a etc de me remover.
On ma accuse d'aYoir 6crit la let
tire sign6e John Anderson, . celia
ie r6pondrai que lorsque je rends
une chose publique, al le courage
de Ia signer. Je ne sails pas qul
est John Anderson, mails ce que je
sails bien c'est que ce quill dit dams
50 lettre est vrai. J'ai etc requis
pIusieurs fois, une demi-douzaine
au moins, d'aller yisiter, les "sa
looms keepers ct ceux-ci mont
montr6 un recu des employees du
Marie au lieu dune .slicence".
Dams certains cas- lis mont pas pa
y6 moins de $500.
J'aimerais beaucoup d voir le
chef du parti d6mocratique le Col.
Glenn nous rendre compile com
.bien d'argent il a recu deal'Adj.
Ward ct de IInspecteur DIES eileen
ces" N. Kelly pautomne dernier.
N'a-t-il pas recu d'eux de $1,000 q
$1,000 qui auralent do etre VERSES
au Tr6sor de Ia Vile? Jaimerais
beaucoup q SAVIOR combien le NAL
re Ames q recu des memes person
nes," etc, etc..
LIE Docteur Ames a declare que
Grace n'avait ecrit cette 1ettre que
sous Influence du dept que lui
await cause ga restitution.
O'est possible, docteur Ames,
mais Paccusation port6e contre
yous ct contre lie Col. Glenn est
precise, ellie est sign6e, ellie est pu-
blique CO ne sont plus des faux
fuyant quill nous faut, ct le temps
des terglversations est passe:
De deux chooses Pune, on Grace
dit yrai, ou5ll ment. Sill dit vral
nous le saurons par votre silence,
sill ment, il y q DIES tribunaux 3
Minneapolis. Yous sayez ce quill
vous reste faire.
4 ninn har7rns environ vnndrnd;
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DIVERS ENDRoITs.

-Jeudi dernier, vers 10 heures
dn soir, trois canadiens francois,
William Laroque, Frank Lafeur
ct Z6phirin NORM qnii travaillaient
dams un moulin = Everton, pour
Ross q McFilan ont etc broles
vifs dams lenr chantier. On ne
salt comment 8 pu originer Is feu,
Car Ia femme qui faisait Ia cuisine
pour eux 6tait absente, on suppose
toute fois qu'un des hommes Sc
sera couche en- fumant ct que lors-
quill s'est endormi SO pipe sera
tomb6e CO qui aurait et6 Ia cause
de Tincendie. Quand on 8 d6cou-
vert le feu, les fammes avaient
.fait tant de progress quill q etc I'M
possible de sauver les trois NAL.
heureux.
PEMBROKE, Ont, 7-Lex6cntion
du meurtrier Gogolin 9 en- lieu ici
hier matin, en- presence dune cin-
quantaine de- personnes.
Lemeurtrier 9t4 conduit 4 .p6
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-16

Hotelliers, vous conomlserez en-
employantsle Sweet ZIG, Sayons
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Les saloons ct maisons de pen
sont tres communes dams CO der
nier endroit ct ceux qui les dir
gent semblent faire de bonnie afai
res A part du lehigh Coal Doch
Co, il y a deux 4levavteurs en- vote
de construction en- outre de deux
auttres que Ton dot commencer
bientot. Inutlle de dire quill yadr
pour quiconque veut ira
WALLER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-16

Ottawa, IN. A. NJ. Earle, qui
q d6couyert les mines dor de Mat
tawa q achet6 600 acres de terre
du commencement de Quebec. il
6yaiue So reclamation 3 S 100000.
Des centaines d'hommes font DIES
recharches tous les iours. On rap
porte qu''une mine dor q 6te de-
q Norbouslnge ct une
autre au lac Temiscamingue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
n MsexxANn WxxHER-
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E0x Hzxae RDA KzBBExzE-

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GhmrMssn, HaltrnEy 1a.-Ilhe An1h'-
t9sraans ST. Rszrl szs#fiiI aHgx. laae me
pants ffrum MammnR nltiInxse ihHIt aEHirs
ttEnsna ana nxszEmiins a mHst ElnnmiHg as-
EHna. Il wafdk aeB nsHEEile wssue bewnze
inEp aiis fute an 1hsir rrr1is.. but ngw
ttistnH iH I'm apprehension Hhzdt tdiihere wlH
Ra nm aqumIIng lasnaf human I6e. SnsH
Rs4um falling I'M tile miiEslaEs gf Agxsnr
hasr. unE tiltnB MS mBw mare Ez THE
as1amnH Titun inn tssR YBasra. AllBst an tine
ssisarG rnuiis arB esnfhrsEslg GizBsa nm, mpa
tssxnH ass nunmine 1t iisr,seeriiar MsasrMsls.
HliH Hu1piM ut fiuta lis allnseit sxiksusasa
Tlinaa diwx auB asml wsas selling 8r $50
u tim ait Hdnu Ess,ftHn, anf mEw Il Gen
hasraaEy IiH Hul1EiaHsssR Mt iH1g Hu,ics. Snaw
liz asrtfs s4.E tlB aszsnnBlH difir1hH and Pss
pine Iiming an ;tiH nGfunruin htses Hue IN
iimniin.n1 diznnsHr aff usssdlng ID lhAnn1bis
Ii4snEh iHsusmih ,sxssiRnchAk ar by itssszs;s1
trD lissltdh. Sshurlia unEtanar Hmprnzsusii
ssr,nm anslirar ID rs 6aihzwssa ttsxt kunlsresf
w.iill HruasIznib tn IT'S itHrrirR- As M Is.
mime nsnFiR huxsH mrudan I'D atanan iaiz;s
wilrttzr tdiilzn finn ttxants' ifms ysRizrs. Ths
q:Iiif Ihss Iism iItssrss, wzsrwng tfrsIm a9sis-
asraaH liaiisw zsrBafr Mtiitusl, TN TO sies;usas
4 lHIiBw ar Hanr sS5hzsw aznG AssznssIEca. In
tina wIninirY ut time lIsttls ,BanisiA Hna nhs
Gsmrnf Gantuual mizufH qln faHla mfunltain,
tiiiss aznyw IN aiintttr GssFt aHsp un n lEwa
an1 ts,awH is iinurfsaslkilR ezss.tt an s;nsxE
slhaeA.
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as.inm sz.ssz IN snu4Ezzs'ss = mg1r Hf waF
IgssE 6.zsz IN w;1EEin 1znsugsi ma lsrsfis az
eiz.sssn1lauts. znsnzazzzazg aa aifaH at LII u
n,.ms If an4. h=s1zg u Tins atsle lEr-;lfnfsi
Il asrttE nlizss.
Tlf.s gs.szsss,-.l rsrure af f,H I'm n r-zzifrmIf
nf lhiIH eIEsARn IN tine nzEmziiizur IA rrm n
is,zasilzn wialh aiile rxz.ssms 1t zris Hzszzs,s-
siisis.. Sszzsm Asun .zsna laH Aszessstzs aAlis
waw Gs.uuzmuT ntsUr Aa1lhfsiln.. ttitnns m
n #sIuiilhs1HszssilF iEiirsrlszm hE wzE ah Anna
heiim. 1rnnca. aizuin AIHR. unrzssiiifai lizn
.gaHssrau msms1Es n San. anzn Gsaa tzrzzna.
u1zF aifsusH xg Uk:zazuzafif. azld 1a.sfarfss M
Mm Waara. 1s,1H iszsusn;lis ~ aH m iais lHsft
luHnasH ssaT. 4 unza Aasfzlllg fzir isssEifzss
ma IaassEiia1n a sniE raii-nsf. asz is.i ass
tiiHsagHsH In aszrmsn1nH6 m l1an Hl8asa aaaass-
IN Iasf wiitn tine srasnEIhGz1.
Hz iasn well E,aazxEn azn ii1iHE diits M T.
enn Rssiiiir GilnnzsznF mzzsHd tzH bHs2M N
lima pzz,aIlhE IN aiiiiz aua ttaH nlns1s'iili n
Ii.ii,g fanwaz,tilsfa ssr ill- gzl,l1asss... IhiH
Iira1a,in Will ss-1ztt 81 StznEH aslI1 assal l1un
vim S.lan ,girmn Glla;ns -.zua II rEu gital
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15

river Is reported on wild career and
ms carried away the track Of the South
ern Pacific railway above EswhalI.
At midnight the water wAs running
over the platform and tru.k of the
sautlsern Pacific at San Fernando. and
the telegraph operator WA waterbound.
AT a late houra lady With six children,
frnm the Hooded district. came to the
ST. Eimo and appfsd for lodging. Every
rom IN the nouse wn7 filed, but Mr..
0. C. Wood, of San Diego. who i stop
ping at the hotel. gave up his room to
the lady, and she was comfortably
housed.
About 6 O'clock the water from New
High street rushed through the En-
fracbs saloon and adjacent rooms in .
perfect flood.
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n Tender Lax Recail<a.

on would be astonished to see and
hear the qnesr people who sometimes
come 10 our place, said the keeper of q
very cheap Chatham street resraurank.
ssThe other day . man cams IN during
the afternoon and said: 4 WAS here ia
the morning and I got four small snn-
sages, = bowl of caffee. two rolls Of
bread, = pat Of butter, and two potatoes,
all for ten cenfs.' I thought he had rex
iished what we gave him, and bad come
hack to try It again, 20 I said: Ger
tainly, sir; and we can let you
have the same things for the
same small price every day in the year,
Sundays mot excepted Thank you
very much, replied the man; hut that
is n0f exactly what / want. Fact Il,
drank the coffee and ate al the bread
nnd butter, md both the potatoes. and
I finished three sausages, but the fourth
sausage could mot tackle. Twas salts
fisd. But now, do you know, I am
hungry again. have kind of hank
ering after tina: sausage, and can't i'm
agine what was the matter with me that
] cnuid mot eat ii this morning, % I've
just stepped In to see if the cook couldn't
hunt 1t up and let me have another
chance at It. Its paid for, yoa know.
and you won't lose anything That's
the kind of customers we get, and we
can't always oblige them-"-INew York
Sum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
WASPIAKA.
Can Never Ne kassaas ax.I..

CAN Never Ne KltanmD Again.
In suriesy's dizzy. b.W.ldeF1ny whfr1
Ynusr alwsys quite certain to and
The fDysy-year maiden that gushing old girl.
To her le<s Of Hftrncfious quife blind;
She ought to remember when out amongst
mon.
With her Gickning smirk on sigh.
The ssbbtes can never be kittens again,
And they're wasting their time when they
try,
There's the bailetsgirl. too. much malixned
by the urezs,
I'm its bitserest cynical strain;
How the length of her yeau and her short
mess nf drezs
Seem tn MI all the critics with paint
But critics should think, ere they take up
That the poor thing can't help looking
For tabbies can never be Kittens again,
And fheyr wasting their time when they
try,
ThHTe s the bachelor, also completely pu1e,
Who iuressautiy plays et gallant.
Who Waltzes in such ridiculous way
And young girls essays to enchant:
TINS one siulpie 1nct seems to be payt his
ken:
That he - now reached the sweet by-And-by
Where txbblek can never be kittens again.
AND they re wasting their time when tney
Iryi
Merchant Traveise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
The l.rge.s Gsia Nuxxes.

Louis Blanding says the generally
accepted statement that the largest mug
get ever found In California was worth
little more than $2l, 900 10 an erroneous
one. He says that j. j. Finney, '-0ld
Virginia" found piece of gold about
six miles from Dowuieville, Sierra coun-
ty, ON the DIST day CT August, 1857. that
weighed /, 900 ounces. The gold ef that
vicinity was worth SIS an ounce, which
would make the value Of ii sec, 00O-
This would make the Finney Eng
get the largest piece of pure gold ever
discovered, SO far SIS accounts 60. Here
tniure the Australian nugget, found in
tine Bsliarat gold fields. has been eonsid-
cred the largest. It Was valued At SO.
900. Fiuney, or 'rOid Virginia" as he
WIS famiIiarly called in those dsys, weut
10 Wnshoe when the great silver discov-
sriss were made there. and from him
fhs town of Virginia City to- 4 III
mama. The man who discovered t1e
largest uuRgut IN the California minss,
and gave his nnme to the richsu< uuirina
snup n the work., died ip exfsau:s
povsrsy.-Gnn Valley Uuinn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
CwyDRYx4TlUH SUTE-
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Dwxx rAa sam .aaunRml

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Oxex rAa skA -1sunRMsH
Ruzzsars ttaa1 the SanEansEn RheifiE
cJsmgsnw had puraiiasaal thH graan s,azn
Iiaua,711in Ruuch hmHe 5eszn rizH fur sama
nime pust.. In iH a wal. isunxxm ElGts taafI
ne SUCH purchase has vet hsHm miilfas.-
lit II lIlssa as eanissin tiati nagataatanuH Mra
m pragrasH hsr slrain Eunaaiazaa anh uiin1
the hHs,s,lia may be GlnHeia al amy ma-
ueut.. This mGwe en- tita pinlt1 ar tffa1
sumpunE has bean a nattar at ma little
runlscnuna en- the pHr1 an tifs Ftiiiin.
The Atichisuu,, Tapelss AMI Sisntz Fss
R.I5lll w.rp seeuiss Ia fsaar taiai1 n iH mat aus
sf the ruanE euzlrant speGslia!astH nrvstsstt-
rut.r,t,s, Il,elis.uti uzB rlie nsillulnE 1afm-
The usauaseI,s af this niEsal numt swl-
as.r,llIu- fs.ar. I5 iss q mnEH tn GsiHeisna&H
them m their rsrranG.h tn n4lIH GfF aInt
mlse ma Sam Uiega, wiz tins Su1flirgsH
e,an.,n. and pniil1GH ai5acasIr titEsretzn.
Ylesstsntsax Hem. Bvran @af1Hasz.. du ies-
half Of tine nsw raiiramt Gampin,M, a,i1nes
m here AMI ila,I with nla GannfT Glsnik
.af Ins Angelas euuutY csrtnam Ransnz
In the 7rurseailngs af a s,uf ulD GumisInn
n uiiuht ef WHY over tine Smn Jam4nn
und L,ymas ia SaAltaag0 mr. tina Lima LII
:. ..ps5fiIs,F the s@sssn B.snnariiun aut Sszh
pieea RaalramE ChmpmnE VS.. Mmgrrssl
Ih-vIna. Gsurse lnvinf. lAslsur H Dawis..
Haswiu r.. Masfanlk and James W. B8rsris
F.,r, ceutstr am;arn Of lGnts TN rigttr of
wxp tItsrsuuh aartssin par;inna an Alusf IN
Rauchus san Jaa8aan and LllnnH dzas
Sannaga."
FsIlawii1rry IN tina piiah al tina muftaT-:
The ui1znfdzf eaTnpimiIH uatA ailsgsszs
Fiirst-That plhinilif If n raal lruaf anrr'.
uprxH;su. iulE annanizsi-, ami acf1ng
uu7ar.tihe laxss af tiiza Szafin az CaiihIr1la;
uhut rs trua aarpaI,afH nazala Is uifE SsH1
Bsruurasnaaad SIN Disaa Ealin Galn-
pxuH.
Sssc.ynsf-Th That tiie nainsH at una awllszssz
md uEulszsatzs af tina prarerfE saulstiE dn
be ncausrss hB this lrtsnm ara Milcsiu,ssf
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Bsfvir b Nllast1rls amfi J.unHH w burma.
Thna-Thaf1 pinsuiiif m canssr'iszfansr
. rslauand armm POINT az Irrnesanm WIN
ffhe n.;i7wax af t1aa EzsMazsilis,. SsazrfaG ANA
md Ess AugeIas RaiiwzT GmnpEnE
unszr .anahaiin, m tina Sszfzs an gailfnnmn
IN Ssa nsaau.. IN saiif siafiaA-
\ Fmzr,S- in r3ia umufssmsi11ul
usiu1zsunnns and sRsaAzzm M m aalsi
rui2unnd ishs pllnian naaaE anR ~ nz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
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LamHun a,slHsza,rEnH HEY. hss''in sa'EIass
u,s mat Huuurnliis M tine Rrulangsd
Gam s,rr,znurn af H,Hnrs hHsrxasBn Franss
msH G4.sru1u,rr. Tlin uznHRsilusHs at 1he
Buuzrzss A..:H s.x;ssnHsR Ia aite a7Plgnaahlc
ussirtsis,,H ef Tim tnxD guuzG1uisss. The
att...sHus,st al Lqn,R Salisbury tB uuEi<hriallE
s;fipszs has rtasiEusA ma Bus1urnsssInsnt.
Nllss #,srrssE inn gf BimulEsunsrriE 'falzur1z'-
us1zsutt Inns nirtt haesn 9GInuftsrsa wsrdhE
aff ssz1iuH G1sEusslBRL.
A misunderstanding Bssrfs ss EiINs
ax,sfsap hafnwassn tthe linuffun Ene n.
.sss.rsiimru GlIbimt.s rsalnulnc tn THE gre-
IErnt5ism aif uIin BurRriun @lus h'ptsk NJ
tIlts HiraJE4sh gsEwasri ns-t. III u siH1Ha
tftuat R1nssiin aiiifaiEsa rp tine EIuhAnuflgn
OF a unrshim aff tine diHpGaihss, IN dhr
yusstsrsf 5izi1a aff usscqidinai1Hs, us prs,ua-
inzr,a. ND aiiiilsraI1n lis llEikzewea Id hzlxa
ttziszsm tsie fStrnm aff nm iualmHifiHn flsEr
s;.r..h uliEnIdsiun wuuIE ie rHnursiHd as
an st.it aft usriirsf1nis sEms#s. MBrwifrhssHszs-
ii,as iia y,,ssslssrst dzBns al aa tsD bsskssaxs
I'M 1iifs mIan5tsunnge cd lsaHrs I'M FurssEJf,
EgIHHizzn safnu- i1IzsB Ei@ wHaE Hna lzHw-
The Immense HnaalzrutiiuH &nsHsa fE
DurH aanf ssHn dsataNnilg lend am H1r at
HnalhdniElT TN tine #rupBssalEzn trsiait uhe
Gzxi'f gsEwasrmuzrt Us m g'IEn Haal'sassst izsa
uaakmg namify,, msff msrsiT tn gGcuEE,
bu5f TN sailzs ussrlsnisuEzsiEa.
Thn Rhuals Asnsr tD Gtsnmnny has
Rn7lfsn time neck af time G,sn1rI pErtE
unH sauuasf finn HsHmrzikss bsA . Ess-
isrrftw I'm tftn RHnsisttxs. HIT Inns MISC
Enssffu#a a,BlHiiilsEnssilR firniit1n hfrwsHn
6Gsssrmiz,T aanH RtlzE Il ssuHgu.g i HliEn
pufiw aliifefH tzb n GsHnmm AsliisaEs. Hna
wiislias lzaB' s hands firzss af III HnlHansie-
mssaffs. diiraxst ar iimtfnHfft, dhur Maw
uusiiuffrse IfraEin l,ftsrHsz m THE d rse-
tiism al Anstnriia Nltis plrtY is n;aAksnng
ussn off tshe Ftgeas lis7sHr i'm n fitras ssnHark
an uitfs g,nssrnl fmHign paiEmY I'd lhe
gpruiarw.
The R:miB pIs:ErE gnrfdlrue az rrhAisn
al.nallH G5f uins movements en- @arrulEn
trrsnsuH I'M AlBsaa, wulnniiIng 1nr tdha nGtrs-
umay af taiEsn assEnsmsrits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
FOREIGN
PerfEgal Threatens to
Bonn bard TauzlI1sEF-
g#sRLES DELKEs BuG LHlHaGY.
T'ha Czar &c Russia RlaaiIssaS To SsaE
WhaSher. Ma Will Take
n EalsIL.
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LlssDas. Fsisruary BA--Advieas hssr
.ussz. 1Hr ssa1 e. tismr tina SslifaaIn hHs me-
fusHd ta carn9ly with tliH dslnamf df aiies
Fss;,rulr russse GaEaIrnsr of MszaznliiiIuEs,, ta
surrrsniisr tz1.e t4.nniszarv aiEinad hY Per-
aurrL. BnIt naragnizasf I'm tae Anssa-
Gserrzan ag,samenf with taias suafan aif
s.slI. ;rrr 10 Zuuz;7saz-. Ha hzzs nsfEnratf
tins. rralaissz.r ia hnandflE pawafs- Rssrtlr-
rsI has. an tfiH acrag1aft, rupfa1rasH nein
mons with tine SnlEan and Als hnsii.sil
,dsswln tina Plsrtlgs'a.sss arg mum tina Gi'us-
suIIu-ae MI .az.qi BAN. I'm 4slsli1sun IN thus
y number CT PJuungstsse nzzn<ziE 'san
haus prucaadssd t8 Tangi, the hslInisaEri-
ra.srt Of wiizl-h Is tl.nsaiE iEnEslL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
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A MIN aEia,un u Eaazzs II ages rrssliing
III - WIr,eziia Ht-zasss- BlEin hzaErifzk,
umm sissuz 4 q liiilnih,, m uming alBan
uies aiiaiss 4szzisz asn nm sizs.sz1
frum EEaHussise ssln,sz- Ensur,nr hiH hmItaifssil
I'm ftne irnm Eiilzaa an auH M fiiH Htuz
ui,u1nr lhkT wzE uz ma szaalzz. Eall ifall m
tdin hzlEwzT sz:sssu &A nzzi;a fkif.
aukaizn an lkuzzuzn 1f MH rE:1n hsr
E]mHuinaz wzz azznazsza II ms 1muHs LIN
R1lianmur Gmm. mzf QAz Hiszzrr am
aEIazi aihe nErsswnw nzmaluw nm tf3H
.ruzsmun- Hhs EzEn4zt mnizf mi1F liElz
mgSiit hxr hE u1z &n A3 mpnfnEll
Men5kz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
Lamgss letter.
LANG. February Is.

LANG, tDfuary ISs 1881.
EDITOR HERALD-It began raining
here about D P. N. on the 18th, tSatur-
day ]. and up to writing an inch of rain
mas fallen, and still it rains.
The Literary and Social Society. bet
tar known as the Lang Literary and
Social, is progressing nicely Nearly
all residents of this community have
joined. some have joined-and attend
from a distance Of fifty miles. Its OBJ
jject is for the diffusion of knowledge
among its members. Exercises embrace
reritaiions, dialogues, debates, compost
tions. declamarions. speeches and dane
ing. which VIII improve all who take an
active part. w S. l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
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1rmxn rrnsusH-ssEsiia #Hr.=, DaEzEz,
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atdfezz aT tiis alz1un hlg.l siilzsHstaH
am tins snrs4EH an GlhnHcn nm alE-in IN
ITEM esmEza n Tpunm3, aairxm wsir<1f-, audi hT
tim aiiae an tuxsn1r Hm pHuz1iiH azisufs
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tine marfa4f MITES HH ans.ssfHsis41 WIFI
Gsmmrsfis.. Gls.Mxs,mH.. Dsatsxssua Hu1f
qsafnns titar- 1ils.sssa wuH uzmaEz mn pTrlra
far t1tHsm azuG taaIEHzmllss E1 sfHtszffH wka1ft
IN MN wihsna azsnsa I'M Gfa1uzmnxz TIM
sstsam1 wsstssk IN Q,f1ssilHr Il Elsx
m tine mtziEsss ar nEz1n zz<xsf
wa9uEannG Azrer Wu1umifmI an
we'll aiiussufsa GlBnusnr;iH In winnt 7 Em-
eiiuiisssi tiiaznts wus linHs4 mn sszafs, snrs u
wuH ifenasE Hiueis 1znr-psuud 5,sssiszsi,z i'm
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wunrin aursaiani1;g ws.ltsii1sH Z lalfH Bssssit
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tiura,sss. asazr GnnHIlriiE.. Gifzzssshlss, ltals
waruss ami ak1ianx Mssa. m NlIll nBF gsb INT
sff rssse rs u aa1mrnan rH4ls 1rul1-. IhiH
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irrrzs aum zirr.mg Hmd na1E Hm smF
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afiiasr ltuis, Ht,1s HIrszpazl -zz3iiH grz4lsIH
ryuyRzr m GisL anniEn HEIrzlsla INN II :sfInsf
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urtri falEu almssss as mmzllifxsltF af nfsx
lnIiik- azul Mt silis sgsIns 1luH sr'a aH aafziEs
diusafzsta. IL 1tnaaH winn diszzGssss with
mE aasalnmssH an -hr qIar szlizz,g anlailttsi
aH uiis.a ullszilsse AIutHntrzn grrls SuIl z<szf
the hs.ssr Gln.inIlsEiH and Gi1-lsxsinzs w1fti
1iitH Iiss4sz HiissHsB auf AAsaazz Af Will
rt,,-ae a Insw lrIzuEst tlsss In IfHn1zH ssszss1H
aiits llzrslasta. Hltti1 tina HHrsaHan grrzus
In ttn ssl4asI.izzsf tine nazasxs szHIrs am 9ar
tu1iiiaH.. viii Gliliianunn alxzssss 81 T = tsif
mamss1raip shs nzsw liilsssz flHItnnA nnfi
-HIk IT.. s8aiEuiam m New NzalR lirif
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-15
amM. mxu'x EasS-.

LaS1nN,. FssnuuY 4-Sr GharifH
IssEEsa has bean R.ift n Dsencx af SSsiiil atlfl-
The fssrtznes caEses fs,um ts,e nsssrsriiiif1 an
Hhs Snsalses fiazni7gr at wfmrm Iaiin
Snsnka rasEnied DiiEza's great1 azznsr I'M
Bssn. Dalsss maw pnt ntin szHa'rtsnrn
lais srs,erae Of nuasllhhing n dslsiT ursss
pmpes.. wl1icn hss hns lGng aiisnisiisah.
In. his y,1jH -rsnlfa G1-eiires that isa gsngss
an. his asr1ir s,slI plarn OF lHawiirg sNanyt-
tIEss.,,r ma NslituIn nal.szs aliiliran heenisst
he had E.esr,a eunwinGstE utiH1 ,ir
Charies wis an H1nnealG azlsf n Fszsss.
s,n;sed nsmaL